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Precision Cancer Care: How Theranostics is Reshaping Treatment and Diagnostics

 
Dr. Michael Morris, one of the founders of United Theranostics, whose mission is to make molecular imaging and radiopharmaceutical therapy accessible to all patients in a comfortable environment with the highest quality of care joins eHealth Radio and the Cancer Information and Health News Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Michael Morris discuss the following:
Given the advancements in PET radiopharmaceuticals, what promising areas do you foresee for future development, and how will new radiotracers enhance diagnostic capabilities and clinical utility in theranostics?
What specific scientific innovations or research initiatives is United Theranostics currently pursuing to advance radiopharmaceutical therapy and molecular imaging?
How does United Theranostics ensure broad patient access to cutting-edge radiopharmaceutical therapies and advanced molecular imaging in a community setting, especially considering the expansion of new centers?
With the recent FDA approval for expanded indications like Pluvicto by Novartis ® for mCRPC (metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer), how is United Theranostics integrating these new treatments to improve patient outcomes at earlier disease stages?
What key elements differentiate United Theranostics' business model in the radiopharmaceutical and theranostics market, and how do you plan to sustain growth and innovation in this rapidly expanding field? 
Dr. Michael A. Morris, MD, MS, DABR, DABNM, DCI, is a visionary physician-scientist renowned for his contributions to nuclear medicine, diagnostic radiology, and clinical informatics. As a co-founder of United Theranostics and the Medical Director Glen Burnie, Maryland, Dr. Morris has been instrumental in advancing radiopharmaceutical therapies and molecular imaging techniques, particularly in the treatment of prostate cancer and neuroendocrine tumors.
Dr. Morris's career is a testament to his unwavering commitment to advancing medical science and improving patient outcomes. Through his leadership at United Theranostics, extensive research contributions, and dedication to education, he continues to shape the future of nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceutical therapy.
Website: https://www.unitedtheranostics.com
People also listened to this: Growing up with Schizoid Personality Disorder: A Raucous, Sensitive Memoir Tells All

Growing up with Schizoid Personality Disorder: A Raucous, Sensitive Memoir Tells All

 
Blair Sorrel, an author, innovator, and animal lover joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Mental Health Channels. Her memoir is A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Blair Sorrel discuss the following:
What is your book: A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving about?
Can you talk about finally being diagnosed with Schizoid Personality Disorder (SPD) and how you felt once you received the diagnosis?
You write about the challenges of living with a mother who seems like she withheld affection, and a father that was hardly there. How did that dynamic have an impact on you as an adult?
You write about the incredible solace and comfort you found in popular music as you were growing up with SPD, and how certain songs really helped you find yourself. Can you talk more about that?
It seems as if SPD can be a hard condition to overcome — especially considering how withdrawn those who have it can become. How did you find your way to therapy?
What advice would you have for someone who suspects they may be living with SPD?
Blair Sorrel is an author, innovator, and animal lover. She was Free Time’s “Dollarwise Dilettante” columnist, Together Dating Service’s matchmaker, and New York Blood Services’ apheresis recruiter. She founded StreetZaps to protect dogs and people from stray voltage, and was the first community representative invited by Con Edison to their annual Jodie S. Lane Stray Voltage Detection, Mitigation, and Prevention National Conference. Her memoir is A Schizoid at Smith: How Overparenting Leads to Underachieving.
Website: https://rockingtributes.com
People also listened to this: Cloudbound: Navigating the Road of EHR Migration

Cloudbound: Navigating the Road of EHR Migration

 
Scott Mayo, the CEO of OptaFi with a mission to modernize Healthcare environments with a secure, cloud-first, high speed and cost-controlled digital landscape joins eHealth Radio and the Health News, Healthcare and Technology Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Scott Mayo discuss the following:
Tell me about OptaFi and your relationship to Infinite.
How do you start planning for a cloud migration?
How do you assess the full impact and cost?
How do you get the entire organization trained?
How do you maintain security?
How do you ensure compliance?
Scott Mayo is the CEO of OptaFi, where he leads the company’s mission to modernize healthcare environments with secure, cloud-first, high-performance, and cost-efficient digital solutions.
OptaFi, LLC—a joint venture between Sentara Healthcare and Infinite Computer Solutions—draws on the expertise, scale, and industry knowledge of its partners to deliver transformative outcomes for clients across the healthcare spectrum.
With more than 20 years of consulting and leadership experience, Scott brings both deep technical expertise and strategic insight to every client engagement. His portfolio spans providers, payers, and life sciences organizations, with a focus on cloud transformation, operations, technology strategy, joint venture governance, and pre-/post-merger integration. This breadth of experience uniquely positions him to help healthcare leaders navigate today’s most pressing challenges.
Before joining OptaFi, Scott served as President of LeapIT, Senior Vice President of Customer Success at Impact Makers and SVP of Sales and Operations at Keane, Inc.
Scott holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Susquehanna University and studied at the University of Miami Herbert Business School.
Website: https://optafi.com
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/optafi
People also listened to this: The Low-Fat Lie and The Smarter Way To Fat Loss

The Low-Fat Lie and The Smarter Way To Fat Loss

 
Dr. William McComb, the Founder of the sports medicine program at IMG Academy and is the author of the best-selling book, The Low-Fat Lie and The Smarter Way To Fat Loss joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Weight Management Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. William McComb discuss the following:
Why are plant seed oils unhealthy?
Why is iron added to processed flour in America?
What is the smartest way to lose weight?
What is causing the current rise in disease?
What is the metabolic pathway and how does it relate to our health?
Dr. William McComb is the founder of the sports medicine program at IMG Academy, a world-renowned sports training facility. As the Medical Director of IMG Academy, he developed diet and exercise programs for many of the world's top athletes.
Dr. McComb unveils the the science and the history behind the low fat diet. The Low-fat diet substituted plant seed oils for saturated animal fats. These dietary changes among other led to obesity and disease.
Website: https://rxweightloss.com
Social Media Links: Facebook (business): https://www.facebook.com/rxweightlossFacebook (personal): https://www.facebook.com/drrxweightloss
People also listened to this: Top 5 Pointers for a Healthy Diet

Top 5 Pointers for a Healthy Diet

 
Dr. Michael Compton, a Columbia University professor triple-board-certified in psychiatry, preventive medicine, and lifestyle medicine joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Nutrition Channels. He is author of Veggie Smarts: A Doctor and Farmer Grows and Savors Eight Families of Vegetables.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Michael Compton discuss the following:
What prompted you to write a book about growing and savoring veggies?
What do you mean by the concept of "veggie smarts"?
Marion Nestle (not Nestle as in the company), on the back cover, refers to your book as "endearingly quirky."  What makes it endearing, and what makes it quirky?
What would you say are the top 5 most underappreciated vegetables?
I know that you offer lots of "free health advice" in the book, but for today, what are your top 5 pointers for a healthy diet?
Dr. Michael T. Compton is board-certified in psychiatry, preventive medicine, and lifestyle medicine—a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a Fellow of the American College of Preventive Medicine, and a Member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. As a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, he has a deep understanding of what makes people feel secure, content, and happy; he also happens to have expertise in healthy lifestyle behaviors and nutrition.
Having grown up on a dairy-farm-turned-beef-farm in rural southwestern Virginia, embracing a whole-foods, plant-predominant eating pattern might not have been in his genes. But creating a garden with his two green thumbs from Granny definitely was.
Attending college at Mary Washington, medical school at the University of Virginia, and specialty training in psychiatry and preventive medicine at Emory University took this proverbial boy off the farm, but as all who know the old saying might suspect, the farm had not been taken out of him. In a mid-life burst of productivity, he built a compact, organic-certified vegetable farm and got smart about growing and savoring vegetables.
Website: https://www.drcompton.health
People also listened to this: Dr. Carl Rothschild, a pioneering advocate of Red Light Therapy (RLT)

Dr. Carl Rothschild, a pioneering advocate of Red Light Therapy (RLT)

 
Dr. Carl Rothschild, a pioneering advocate of Red Light Therapy (RLT) and Founder of LipoMelt Technologies/Trifecta Light, a company specializing in professional-grade red light therapy devices, including the notable Trifecta Light Bed joins eHealth Radio and the Health News Channel.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Carl Rothschild discuss the following:
What is Red Light Therapy (RLT)?
If you would get into the Science-Backed Benefits of RLT?
If you would cover - Red Light vs. Near-Infrared Light (NIR)
What are your most common myths & misconceptions on Red Light Therapy?
Who can benefit from RLT?
Dr. Carl Rothschild, a pioneering advocate of Red Light Therapy (RLT), has dedicated his life to igniting the spark of vitality in others. His relentless pursuit of knowledge has yielded deep insights into what people truly seek in their health journey, leading him towards the groundbreaking domain of RLT.
Dr. Carl Rothschild's journey in the field of healthcare is a story of dedication, innovation, and heartfelt commitment. His solid foundation in science was built at Stony Brook University, followed by a Doctorate from the Southern California University of Health Sciences. Since 1979, he has been serving the community of Los Angeles with his compassionate approach to chiropractic care, directing the highly regarded Westland Health Center.
In his quest to offer his patients the best of wellness solutions, Dr. Rothschild embraced the transformative potential of red light therapy. He founded LipoMelt Technologies/Trifecta Light, a company specializing in professional-grade red light therapy devices, including the notable Trifecta Light Bed. This venture not only signifies Dr. Rothschild's dedication to patient care but also his willingness to explore and innovate within his field. Grounded and humble, Dr. Carl Rothschild's influence in the world of health and well-being is a testament to his unwavering commitment to bettering lives.
Website: https://trifectalight.comIlluminated Healing Book: CLICK HERE
Social Media Links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-carl-rothschildInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/trifectalightofficialYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@trifectalightofficialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/trifectalightofficial
People also listened to this: Skin Concerns That Can Be Treated With Medical Facials

Skin Concerns That Can Be Treated With Medical Facials

 
Sheridon Duncan, a licensed medical aesthetician in the Annapolis area known for her personalized, results-driven skincare joins eHealth Radio and the Health News and Skincare Channels. She combines clinical expertise with a compassionate, care-first approach. From micro-needling and chemical peels to DiamondGlow and medical-grade facials, Sheridon helps clients feel confident and empowered in their skin.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Sheridon Duncan discuss the following:
Who can benefit from facials—and how often should someone get one?
What skin concerns can be treated with medical facials?
What are some of the most popular facial treatments at your practice or med spa?
How long do results typically last, and what can patients do at home to maintain them?
What’s your #1 piece of advice for someone new to facials?
On this podcast today, we’re speaking with Sheridon, a licensed medical aesthetician based in Severna Park, MD who specializes in personalized skincare. With years of experience in both medical and aesthetic treatments, Sheridon shares her expert insights into the world of facials—who can benefit from them, how often to get one, and what skin concerns they can address. She also discusses some of the most popular facial treatments along with how long results typically last, how to maintain them at home, and offers her top advice for anyone new to professional skincare.
Website: https://skinlogic.org Procedure Discussed Link: https://skinlogic.org/facial-treatments 
Social Media Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skinlogicmd  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_skinlogic  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SkinlogicLLC  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_skinlogic 
LOCATION & CONTACT DETAILS SkinLogic 770 RITCHIE HIGHWAY, SUITE W19SEVERNA PARK, MD 21146 (410) 220-5499
People also listened to this: Learning to Be Yourself: Lessons from Going Solo

Learning to Be Yourself: Lessons from Going Solo

 
Abby Rosmarin who has spent the last nine years as a professional writer joins eHealth Radio and the Relationship Channel. She is the author of The Ballerina’s Guide to Boxing, Venom, and other independently-published works. Her new book is The Year of Dating Myself: How My Solo Tour Healed More Than Just My Heartbreak.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Abby Rosmarin discuss the following:
After many disastrous relationship attempts, what finally pushed you to reevaluate your romantic expectations?
What did it feel like when you first began going out solo?
For someone who has never dined alone at a restaurant, what tips can you offer?
What are some of the things you discovered about yourself that you hadn’t realized before?
What role did your platonic relationships play in your life during this time?
What was the impact of the actual writing of your book, The Year of Dating Myself?
What did you mean when you said “being single with cats beats being alone with a man!”? 
Abby Rosmarin has spent the last nine years as a professional writer. Her work has been featured on HuffPost, Bustle, Thought Catalog, Elite Daily, The Bangalore Review, Chaleur Magazine, Hello Giggles, Elephant Journal, Literally Darling, and more. A former model and current grad student, Abby has navigated through the highs and lows of trauma recovery, self-discovery, and becoming comfortable with one’s own company. She is the author of The Ballerina’s Guide to Boxing, Venom, and other independently-published works. Her new book is The Year of Dating Myself: How My Solo Tour Healed More Than Just My Heartbreak (July 8, 2025).
Website: https://abbyrosmarin-author.com
Social Media Links: Instagram: @abbyrosmarin
People also listened to this: The Unseen Threat to Patient Privacy: Your Printers

The Unseen Threat to Patient Privacy: Your Printers

 
Jim LaRoe the CEO of Symphion, a software and services company specializing in print fleet cybersecurity for healthcare joins eHealth Radio and the Health Care & Health News Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Jim LaRoe discuss the following:
Let’s talk about the original mission you set out to achieve when you created Symphion. Could you share more about the industry challenge you saw a need to solve?
What has changed since that time and what has stayed the same in terms of the printers’ vulnerabilities within healthcare and the unseen threat to patient privacy?
Securing electronic health records and medical devices are seen as positive advancements in healthcare, but why are providers still overlooking the dangerous liability of printers when they are used frequently every day?
Could you illustrate some real-world scenarios of how print-related vulnerabilities can be exploited in healthcare?
Could you share more about the approach your team takes by offering cybersecurity services to print fleets?
You provide a solution for this challenge, but as an educator, why do you think it’s important to bring light to this issue and what do you recommend healthcare leaders do to address it? 
Jim LaRoe is Symphion’s dynamic leader with a special combination of skills, experience and insight that has driven Symphion’s success since inception to the world’s leader in print fleet cyber security. With a specialty in protecting the healthcare industry, Symphion’s focus has been on continual innovation, seamless delivery, affordability of its solutions and a dedication to excellence in customer service. 
Website: https://symphion.com
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/symphion
People also listened to this: An Innovative Approach to the Design and Production of Patient-matched Medical Implants

An Innovative Approach to the Design and Production of Patient-matched Medical Implants

 
Nancy Hairston, the President and CEO of MedCAD, a Dallas-based medical technology company built on an innovative approach to the design and production of patient-matched medical implants joins eHealth Radio and the Health News Channel. Also joining the program is vascular neurosurgeon Dr. Anna Huguenard.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guests Nancy Hairston & Dr. Anna Huguenard discuss the following:
Nancy, if you would, what inspired you to start in MedCAD and what gap were you seeing in the surgical or medical device space that 3D Printing could solve and also if you would kind of walk us through what MedCAD does.
Dr. Huguenard, if you would tell us a little bit about your background and your specialty and how did you first come across MedCAD's technology in your surgical work?
Taking that further from a clinical perspective, what kinds of challenges were you facing before adopting 3D planning or custom implants?
How do you approach designing solutions that meet the real world need of surgeons like Dr. Huguenard? And also what does the collaboration between engineers and surgeons look like at MedCAD?
Share an example of a complex case where MedCAD's planning or implants made a significant difference in a patient outcome.
Dr. Huguenard, if you can respond first, then Nancy, how is this kind of technology changed the way you think about surgery or product development?
How do patients benefit from having custom 3D printed implants versus traditional off-the-shelf devices? What kind of feedback have you received so far?
How do you measure success at MedCAD in terms of patient outcomes or clinician satisfaction and are there any data points or success stories that stand out to you in that regard?
What are some of the challenges of bringing patient matched devices to market especially in terms of regulation or scalability and what role does FDA clearance, like the recent one for Accustride, play in your growth strategy?
How do you see the adoption of patient specific technology evolving across hospitals and surgical specialties? What are some misconceptions among peers about 3D planning or custom implants?
Lastly, what excites you most about the future of personalized surgery?
Dallas, Texas, native Nancy Hairston serves as the president and CEO of MedCAD, a Dallas-based medical technology company built on an innovative approach to the design and production of patient-matched medical implants. Following her passion of creating art and sculpting, Nancy received her Bachelor of Arts degree in sculpture from Loyola University in New Orleans. She then joined Alias Research, a startup 3D special effects animation software corporation that ultimately became Maya.
In 2000, she was instrumental in the development of a 3D digital sculpting software company SensAble Technologies, focusing on product development through 3D printing. By 2002, she formed her first corporation, VanDuzen, Inc. Nancy founded the MedCAD brand in 2007, allowing her to use the artistic and special effects animation skills acquired in her earlier career. By this time Nancy had mastered a process called digital sculpting, which she used to design toys for Mattel and Disney.
Noting the rapid advancement of 3D printing and medical technology, Nancy began to look to the medical space as a new market for her skills, and by 2009 the company had created its first surgical planning processes and models. In 2011 MedCAD was granted a 510K FDA clearance for its AccuShape cranial implant. To date, the corporation has provided facial, mandibular, and cranial implants for more than 8,000 individuals, each a patient-specific, custom solution using enhanced radiography, digital design, and 3D printing.
Dr. Anna Huguenard is a neurosurgeon formerly with Barrow Neurological Institute. She received her medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine and was a research scholar with Harvard Medical School.
Website: https://www.medcad.com
Social Media Links: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/medcadInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/MedCAD_
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